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Tecno unveils AI glasses, MegaBook S14 OLED laptop and more: Key details

China-based tech brand Tecno has unveiled its AI glasses and new laptops.

Apple to completely switch to OLED for iPhone display from 2025, says Nikkei

The planned move will exclude Japan's Sharp Corp and Japan Display from Apple's handset business, Nikkei said.

CES 2024: Samsung launches 2024 line-up of Neo QLED, OLED TVs and new Premiere 8K projector

Samsung updated its QLED and OLED TV line-up at CES 2024, and introduced an 8K Premier short-throw projector.

Samsung Display to invest $3.1 billion in OLED production in South Korea

The investment is part of a previously-announced plan by Samsung Electronics and affiliates to invest 60.1 trillion won in the next 10 years in regions outside the capital, Seoul.

Apple to drift away from Samsung, start making screens in-house next year

The changes are part of a sweeping effort to replace Apple supplies with homegrown parts, an undertaking that will give the company more control over the design and capabilities of its products

Best of CES 2022 | The most feature-rich TVs from the show

TVs embraced 4K and high refresh rates at CES 2022, coupled with several new technologies like mini LED, QD-OLED and more.

Virtual reality to voice assistance: What CES 2019 taught us about the tech industry

Over 4500 companies exhibiting their latest and greatest innovations in technology, setting the agenda for the next 12 months

Apple said to have chosen OLED for new iPhones; Japan Display shares plunge

Japan Display, one of the main suppliers of iPhone liquid crystal display (LCD) screens, has lagged its South Korean rivals in OLED production. By contrast, shares in LG Display Co Ltd surged.

Samsung Electronics to slash OLED panel production as iPhone X demand disappoints: Report

Samsung Display now plans to make OLED panels for 20 million or fewer iPhones at the South Chungcheong plant in the January-March quarter, significantly lower than its initial goal of supplying panels for 45 million to 50 million iPhones, the Nikkei reported.

South Korea approves LG Display's plan to build OLED factory in China

The approval comes five months after LG Display announced it would invest in large-size OLED production in Guangzhou, China, to respond to fast-growing demand for the screens in TVs in overseas markets.

The next iPhone is going to be unveiled September 12: Report

The tech giant is expected to announce a bevy of products, including two new iterative iPhone updates, possibly named the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus, in addition to a high-end iPhone 8. Apple is also reportedly gearing up to announce a new 4K Apple TV that will support sharper content than current models, and a new Apple Watch.

Google offers at least $880 mn to LG display for OLED investment: Report

The paper said Google offered the investment to secure a stable supply of flexible OLED screens for its next Pixel smartphones. Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's flagship Galaxy smartphones use the bendable displays, while Apple Inc is expected to start using them in at least some of its next iPhones.

Sharp says expects significant profit improvement, shares surge

The statement came after the Nikkei business daily reported that Sharp forecasts operating profit of about 40 billion yen (USD 385 million) for the business year through March. That would compare with the 6.6 billion yen average of 11 analyst estimates in a Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S poll.

Sharp says to invest 57.4 billion yen in OLED business

The investment will take place between April and June 2018, the company said, adding that there will not be any impact on the company's financial results in the year to March.

South Korea's LG Display to invest $8.7 b in new OLED plant

The company said it will spend an initial 1.84 trillion won to begin building the plant, called P10, in Paju, South Korea, to make panels across all product segments including large screens for TVs and flexible OLED panels for devices such as smartwatches and auto displays.

LG launches two 4k OLED TVs priced up to Rs 5.79 lakh

At present, above 40 inch panels account for about 40-59 per cent of LG's total TV sales in India. He further said that LG is also looking at maximising its line of OLED TV range.

LG to put OLED first as Chinese LCD makers narrow gap

LG Display Co, a supplier to Apple Inc, said that over the next three years it plans to spend 10 trillion won (USD 8.4 billion) on future displays including OLED, flexible displays and high-end LCD screens. It did not give breakdown figures, saying the size for each type of display will hinge on market situations.

Samsung glamour days over as it fights to save mobile mkt

For four years Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has basked in the success of its Galaxy smartphones, making billions of dollars competing with Apple Inc in the premium mobile market

LG Display to spend $908 million for new plastic OLED plant

South Korea's LG Display Co Ltd said on Thursday that it will invest 1.05 trillion won (USD 908 million) to build a new local plastic organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display production plant, ramping up spending for the next-generation technology.

LG to invest $803 m in new line of flexible OLED panels

The plant will produce flexible OLED panels used for smartphones and wearable products and will be built in South Korea, the paper reported.

Optimus G Pro and 55" OLED TV unveiled at the LG Tech Show 2013

LG Electronics, one of the major consumer durables manufacturers, hosted its first ever tech show in Delhi, where it showcased 70 new products. Most of

CES 2013: Bendable displays are here; Samsung unveils Youm

While still conspicious by its absence in the market, the concept of bendable or foldable displays has been piquing the interests of enthusiasts since a

Sony shares at near 32-year lows on strategy doubts

Shares in Sony Corp slumped more than 7% to near 32-year lows, as investors doubted the Japanese consumer electronics giant has a strategy to fix its loss-making TV business and compete in the smartphone market against Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics.